Episode Synopsis "Author finds beauty in nature after dark, and gardeners grapple with jumping worms"

With artificial light increasingly disrupting the life cycles of plants and animals, author Leigh Ann Henion advocates for more darkness. Then, we talk about the vexing problem of jumping worms […]

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